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  • Born: 2004, Murfreesboro, TN
  • Active: 2000s
  • Genres: Rock

Biography

Backseat Goodbye is the stage alter ego of singer/songwriter Chad Sugg, who started making music as a college freshman in 2004. Drawing inspiration from the Format and Bright Eyes, Sugg began recording tunes in which he sang and played every instrument. Soon after, Sugg settled in Murfreesboro, TN, and began self-releasing EPs under the Backseat Goodbye moniker. The full-length debut Dressed Up Like Dreams was released in 2008. ~ Katherine Fulton, All Music Guide
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Backseat Goodbye

Chad Sugg in an image used on Good Morning, Sunshine.
Background information
Origin Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United States
Genres Pop-folk
Years active 2004–present
Labels The Winners Club
Website www.backseatgoodbye.com
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Chad Sugg

Backseat Goodbye is the stage and recording name of pop-folk singer-songwriter Chad Sugg (born July 14, 1986)[1]. Chad started the solo-project his freshman year of college at Middle Tennessee State University in August 2004 [2]. Born in Clarksville, Sugg currently resides in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.[3]

His music has been described as "brilliant upbeat acoustic folk you can sing along, and listen to all day."[4] and ""Feel good pop music that's deeper than what you're used to...[5] As of 2009 Sugg has self-released 4 EPs, all of which he recorded and produced at his home studio himself.[6] His first full length album, Dressed Up Like Dreams, was released through a distribution deal with The Militia Group.[7] He has also self-released a limited pressing of a holiday EP and a holiday album.

In November 2006, the album Nightmares Are For Dreamers reached #32 on the iTunes Top 100 Folk Albums Chart. In April 2007, the album Good Morning, Sunshine reached #38 on the iTunes Top 100 Folk Albums Chart. The single "Technicolor Eyes" from Nightmares Are For Dreamers also charted in the top 50 of the iTunes Top 100 Folk Songs Chart.[8]

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Discography

Albums

  • Dressed Up Like Dreams (2008)[9]

EPs

  • The Wonder (Coming January 2010)
  • Good Morning, Sunshine (2007)
  • Nightmares Are For Dreamers (2006)
  • Rain Rain Go Away (2006)
  • Blue Moon, Yellow Eyes (2006)
  • White (2005)

Singles

  • The Great Unknown (2009)
  • Play Three Again (2007)
  • Red Balloon (2007)
  • Technicolor Eyes (2006)

References

  1. ^ http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/bio/index.jsp?pid=1010171&aid=1147968
  2. ^ "Backseat Goodbye Bio.
  3. ^ "Chad Sugg Biography". Backseat Goodbye. http://backseatgoodbye.tripod.com/chadbio.html. Retrieved 2009-01-11. 
  4. ^ Snider, Josh. "Review: Good Morning, Sunshine ." BigSmileMagazine.com. April, 2007.
  5. ^ Lint, Nathan. "Review: Good Morning, Sunshine." AbsolutePunk.net. August, 2007.
  6. ^ Good Morning, Sunshine. Liner notes. Backseat Goodbye, 2007.
  7. ^ Tate, Jason "Backseat Goodbye Grab Militia Distro
  8. ^ "BG on iTunes Charts" Backseat Goodbye: News. November 9, 2006.
  9. ^ http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/discography/index.jsp?pid=1010171&aid=1147968

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